USSEC CEO: China is a Market We Can’t Afford to Lose
USSEC CEO Jim Sutter stresses the crucial role of China in soybean exports amid rising tariff challenges.
April 2025
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The Chinese Mainland’s Consumption Surge Fuels Economic Growth
Supportive policies and innovative trends drive a surge in consumption on the Chinese mainland, boosting economic and rural spending growth.
Golden Threads: Gibbon Symphony Uniting Vietnam & the Chinese Mainland
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Pedro Sánchez Kicks Off Beijing Visit
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez arrived in Beijing, beginning his official visit to China from April 10 to 11, highlighting global diplomacy.
Exploring Wuzhizhou Island’s Underwater Wonders
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China to Cut U.S. Film Imports Amid Tariff Hikes
China plans to reduce U.S. film imports amid tariff hikes, signaling shifts in global cultural and economic trends.
Xi Signs Order on Revised Military Drug Enforcement
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U.S. Immigration Debate: Policies, Scapegoating & Global Impact
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500% Tariffs Make No Substantive Difference, Says Expert
Professor Zheng Yongnian claims that elevating tariffs from 60% to 500% has little impact, underlining China’s economic resilience amid prolonged trade conflicts.
China Stays Calm Amid U.S. Tariff Surge
Amid dramatic U.S. tariff hikes, China remains calm and resilient, defending its long-term interests in a turbulent trade landscape.